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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
CONGO PIGNIIES.
The Cunning LilIputians Living in the
Heart of Africa.

From the San Francisco EXamincrD
Ronzo dc Leo, who travelled many
years in Africa with DR.. Living>to
was one who almost stood out alone in
the assertion that race Of dwarfs lived
IN Central Africa. In his lectures in
America he told of little people who
lied to the cletts Of tho rocks when the
explorers approached. @. Eugene Wolff,
who travelled many years with Stanley,
and who is now in the city, gives some
queer accounts of thcso dwarfs. "On
the southern branches of the Congo, "
said he to an Examiner reporter, "I
have seen whole villages of these Lilipu-
tians. They are generous little people
who live In rude hllts and clear ground,
engaging in varied sorts of agriculture,
They are also skilled hunters and they
make palm wine. They arc as 1.-the an3
supple in climbing trees as monkoys or
baboons, although they are physically as
perfect men as any of the giant tribes
thereabout, and they know as much.
The mon are not over four feet and q
half high, while the women arc good
deal smaller. These tiny little men are
both brave and cunning. They are cy-
perts with the bow and arrow, and
readily bring down the African bison.
antelope and even elephants with them,
AS trappers of small animals they aro uu-
surpassed. In close pinch they use the
lance with astonishing dexterity, an. an
ordinary sling in their hands is welded
with wonderful skill. The dwar!s col
lect the sap of the palm, with which
they make soap. The men are smooth
faced and of rich mahogany color,
while the hair is short, kinky and as
black as night. Tens of thousands of
them live on the south branch of the
Congo. They are an affable, kind
hearted people, of simple ways and de-
void Of vicious tendencies to greater
degree than most semi-barbaric races.
The women are industrious and amiablc,
Very queer those people look alongside
the great swarthy blacks further up on
the Congo. The latter are Of prodigious
size, uncouth, rude to the rcmotest de-
gree and cannibalistically inclined. The
dwarfs stand in awe of them, but are so
brave and cunning that, with all tho
odds OF physique against them, the pig
mics are masters of the situation"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
burned to Death In a Barn.

TorENA, August 24.-About 8. 80 O clock
this morning the barn in which the horses
belonging to the city police force arc kept
was set on fire and man and four horses
burned to death. Shortly after the flames
were put out the charrcd remains were
found TO be Col G. G. Graves, lieutenant
colonel of the Second lows Cavalry, and
brigadicr general Of the Kansas National
Guards under Clicks administration. lie
had taken lodging in the barn for the night
and was burned to DEATH
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
Dead Indians Debts.

"Iho debts Of dead Indians are paic
by their relatives" said an cx-morc6nnt
on Main street, Monday. "When An,
dGr$on and Bomhardt," he continued.
''klIled an Indian several years ago he
owed owe mo %}l5' Since that time $3.50 OF
til tuiS amount has been paid by his rola-
tlycs' Kentucky died the other day
owing me $50. Already his relatives
have approached me OH the subject a d
made arrangements to pay the amount,
1t IS law with them to pay the debts
OF their dead relatives, and they never
break 1t: L am sure Of getting my
money If an Indian dies owing me, but
when white man dies leaving no prop
orty' no matter how rich his relatives
are never expect to get cent. There
IS great deal of good about q dead In.
nan, anyhow, said the ex-mercEant, as
ID closed his conversation and walked
Oregonian,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
An tnproyOkcd Murder.

M!LwArKEE, August 24.-August DualS,
employed at the brewery of Jung & Broch,
crt, was killed last night by a crowd OF
ioaicrS who had assembled in front of a
house on Fratncy street, in the extreme
northern part of the city, where Polish
wedding was being celebrated Duak, 1t
is supposed, was struck in the back Of the
neck with Il club, the blow killing him in.
stantIy. The murderer cannot be placed
FIVE young men who were in the crowd
have been arrested. Duak was 2G years of
age and leaves wife and two children,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01

CORES ALI, KKUnTOR9.

from common BBiotcIl, or Eruptson,
y tho worst Scr0fula. salt rheums
Skin, in short, al diseases caused by bad
blood are conquered by this powerful, puri-
tying, and invlgorating medicine. Grcae
Eating UIcors rapidly heal under it's be-
nnign influence. Especially has it manifested
is Its POTENCY & In curing Tetter, Rose Rash,
ulous Sores and SVeIlings, Hip
Joint DIseases White SWeIIings,
&1Itre, or E'ht ok Neck, and Enlarged
Glands' send ten cents in stamps for n
large treatise, with colorcd plates, on Skin
Diseases, or the same amount for n treatise
on Scrofulous Affections
THE HBEOOD rs THE LIFE.0
TIYhor3nghlRXI II cleanse ! II by using Dr"Piorco's
digestion, "a fair SIEi In, bnoynnt Snir.
its, and vital stron&th, will be ostahlishad.
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pce man happened into the
i ewly-married couple, a few
iiT6d during the conversation
Y sband TO take out q policy.
ie heard the fresh aud fair
,ay to her husband, Eyes, do
ld III bake You some nice
gour supper = he closed his
The risks were becoming
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
GONSUJRIPT>IGDN.

which is Scrof"la of the Lungs, Is ar
fore the last stages of the disease are reached.
From its marvellous power over this terriblv
celebrated remedy to tho public, Dr. PIERCH
thought, seriously Of calling it his "Com-
namo as too limited for medicine which.
from its wonderful combination OF tonic or
strengthening, Alternative. or blOOd-clcansinG
anti-biliOus, pCCtOrNl, and .nutritivc proper.
ties, is uncQlrnlCI, not only as II remedy for
consumption, but for all Chronic Dis.
CaSSS of the
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Hung to n Telegraph Pole.

A special from Valentine, Ncb., dated
August 22, says: Ferry White, the negro
VIII? brUtally assaulted Mrs. Hoffman, an
aged, Indy, on Wednesday night was cap.
turcd at .ong Pine yesterday and brought
to Valentine. This morning at ] o'clock
sITty d"'crmincd mon, armed and masked,
maHcn@d in body TO the Jail and broke
the jli! ,G"or with sledgc hammer and
axes. The locks Of the steel cage were
thcn cat from their fastcnings, the prisoner
ken out to a telegraph pole and rope
vas swung from the crOssbar and tied
around his neck. White was given five
minutes for confession and prayer He did
not lcuy his guilt. He was then hauled
up aut lett swinging. Just rs the party
was leaving Sheriff Connolly, who had
been awakened BY his brother, arrived with
a posse, but too small to cope with the
masked party, who at once dispersed, after
having stood the sheri1f's crowd off long
enough to permit White to die at the ropes
end.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01

~, some old dinner customs still nrovoi,
The Romans used to reclme ot II a;,. p,or",, han
q lets' and the habit of lying at public din
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
INSTITUTE.
R@l01S SIl9 EI- C.

The Fan Session commences ON tbo fire,
w w euEc%4ty In September (Gth day), and ends
Ihc H'st Wednesday in June, 1883.
NclY department Of instruction nIlcd lv
cNlnichG"n ana accomplished Teachers
iulliS ne largest ana most thOrOupbIv
ctuil'pG" IN me state. Heated by steam and
stud> nan lis.htCd by electricity
SpC.u! rates for Two Or rnGrn fro ,o,>,o
family. -" ''iio
For Circulars and Catalogue,
Rev. r. BURWELL g. SON.
july L-" RALtIGII NC,
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sPianOs and Organs.

est makes. $25 cash and
nber I, at spot cash prices
.$$l0 cash and balance No,
o mt spot cash prices on an
delivered, freight free, as your
sepot. Fifteen days test trial
q both ways if not satisfactory.
rculars.
N. w. TRUMP,
Columbia, S. @.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01

Don't hawk. and blOw, aud spit, but use
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy,
All cooking utensils, including iron pots,
should be rinsed after. washing, and care.
fully wiped on the outside with clean, dry
cloth. a soapy or greaay dish-cloth should
never be used for the purpose.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01
p}TTS UARMINATIVEg 2
PWR ISEANTs AND

TEETHING UHILDR EN-.
An instant relief for collie of infants.
cures Dysontery, Diamhea, Cholera
lnfantum or any diseases of the stomach
ana bowels. Makes the critical period
OF Ieethlng safe and easy. Is o safe and
Pheasant tonic. For sale by all druggists,
ana Tor Wholesale by Howard, WmnEg.
" Co., Augusta, Go.
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Constitution, Ca, May 6, 1888
Unimpeached Integrity

| nm So. Broke down twelve years
ago, and have not been able to work
since. Have lost proper action of my
hips and legs. For five years scrofulous
sores have appeared on my scalp and
nose, and at same time my eyesight be-
gan to fnii, and for three years have been
comparatively blind. Have been treated
by eminent physicians of different
schools without II curo. ] have taken
five bottles Of B. Is. B. (madn at Atlanta,
Ga and all scrofulous sores arc gradu-
ally healing. inflammation about my
eyes has disappeared and there is some
Improvement i'll my vision. Am very
much benefited and relieved and berin
to feel like a boy again--fccl good. My
strength and activity areretruning in nv
legs and hips. yho B. b. &. acts vigor,
ouSly upon MY kidneys, and the great
quantity of matter that has been forced
ont tbr"HSh the skin is utterly incrcdj-
bic, often 50 offensive in olor as 70 pro
ducc nnus"a. | refer to all tu8iness men
ol LfilIF@Hac, Ga. Z. PHurUILL.
h"tI"n8c, Ga, January l3, 1856.
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WonId-Be Murderer siIpntha Death.

bIEIINGToN, August 2L-Jamcs $, Sill
PAIN died in the lookup here to-day. II,
IS the young man who IN a drunken frcnly
recently chokcd his wife, bride of romy
months, until she became unconscious
thcn hurried to the town wharf md
jumped into the river from which he woe
hnaIiy rescued and locked up. Snbsc,
Y"eniIy he made a second desperate ottcmnt
10 ehd his life by cutting his throat with n
razor and in this design succeeded after "
week of terrible suffering. ' "'''' "
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01

a Squall makes sailboats capsize, buI
makes baby's mouth one size larger.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-01

% 32onlclnlng man parts with every dav.
ana yet always keeps-His comb. '"''
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17


N1so Dos N DICKiSsos takes his
Place IA the Presidents Cabinet he viii
be a. the nssd Of department. " hich -
practically selt-snppOrting. When letter
Tos,sge tad been reduced from three TO
two cents add ths unit OF weight doub-
lei tds fest result was large deficit In
the accounts % tbs department The de-
felt was. Tor tie year euding IN June,
lso6. over six million dollars. For the
Yreseus year. however, Il is stated thst
;os deficis viii % Only aboa, one mil
hon dohsrs. but a. two million dollars
worth oi labcr Is done for tie Govern
neht ia this department frss o, cost, the
ret gtotit sor the year viii oe about one
million dollars.
This increased patron aye OF the postal
service is = gratifying indication Of the
growth OF business enterprise and OF the
prosperous condition OK the people in
this country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17


Urish Cnlbsrl. formerly = citizen Of
ii askeg0n, bat nos Of Michigan CITY sas
i1 town yesterday.
Fred LsEelsss of Lakeside is prospecting
Ia ksnsas. aAd sils De gone tbEes seeks-
TIE carnival uhieh takes place tonight
Nil Dc the create. attraction Oi the season i
Al II tie aEsh0Es are g. BE- represented and
taeir saalecis Ia their style. The different
members Who take part have seat 20 Grand
Rap = s81 CBicsg0 for tGelr costumes aad
rley Ni4 come 01t Ia their glory tonlghi.
Charles P0sers, Who 9ss arrested few
weeks ago TOR burglsriziag the Washington
Hotel. Was discharged Dy Judge Ryan yes
teriay bssAase 0f : lack Of evidence against
him.
m Gill. OF Grand Rapids. was Al the
Commercial Hotel yesterday.
There have been over 400 tickets sold tOr
the social hop 70 be given by Hose Com
pa0y No. A. II ths Clay Avenue Armory,
December =
w. 4. Hutchinson will open his store in
the OpaFa House block tonight. tie Will
make a specially 10 clocks and watches
One Of the Managers Of the Anskegon
Furniture FACTORY claims that they nave
been oger-cF0 sde1 with work and will have
10 build an addition 20 their factory. which
is 10 be 34xl00 feet, aud TWO stories high.
Tney are now employing more men than
ever bst0re.
Aaskegon now has the advantage of Sag
insw and Bay City IN carrying lumoer in
vessel-toads. We have several steam bsrges
which can carry half million ieei 10 Chi
csgo and make three trips week.
Clem Nichols. the Grand Rapids cigar
man, was in town Yesterday calling on his
customers and will leave this morning fol
home.
H. A. Wolf has rented one Of the stores
in the Rogers & Cultivate block and will
occupy one-half of the store for pianos and
organs aud J. IL. Eppink will use the other
half as . sewing machine salesroom.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Nov taAt to tsI elections are over
sa1 2sR H1rl LAS <sas Democrats, tbs
I.sva 5llcaas ass ngaEiag oat nov they
csa save ihe county Ia lseb. 1Lsy
- e ias pFoblsm by claiming TIC fpllo~-
ing States 80 esItala 70 % hspu0llcaa.
Caili0rnIs, Colorado. Illaols, Iowa, Kan
sas. Maiae. Massachusetts,. Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska. Nevada. Nav
Hampshire Ouia, Oregon. Pennsylvania,
Ehods fsl4ad, Vermont and Wisconsin.
Tie states c9acsdsd 30 Do Democratic
zrs: AI4bama. Arksnsss. Delaware,
f.orIiz. Georzs, ksatucky. Louisiana,
Mary laBd. Missouri. Miss. ssippI. North
CsrOilsa. tennessee. Texas, Virgins,
AID West Virginia The total electoral
vote eomy4sssd BY these two lists ol
States II. u the former hsf, -. and oi
tie alter l53 These Lists omit New
York. Indiana, New Jersey and Con
DecteuL 1be total NUMBER Ot electoral
votes 70 10 cast Will be 40l. The nun.
Der necessary 10 elect vlii Do POI, having
complement o. nineteen necessary fol
Esp0bllczu success. Ikese, our tins
theorists ssy, may Do made up by ans
o. lAs following not improbable combl-
nations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
Ciearaness Yesterday.

Prop s. II. Johnson, Chicago, 10000 feet
lumber; prop Albert Soper. Chicago. 400
coo feet lumber; schr Ebenezer. Chicago.
10000 feet lumber; prop Thos. Il. Scott,
Chicago 2Q 900 feet lumber; schr Rocka-
way, Riverdale, lS00 600 feet lumber; prop
c. Hickox, Milwaukee. 250.0O0 feet lum Der;
schr Stafford. Chicago. 225,000 feet lumber
Total, /, ,56j. 600 ieet lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee.

1DAllY, Sunday excepted filail9
rsrfensers HaiaK the lfeiroN ExPres 81 =
N, make ciTtc, COZ necli0ns iOr New Aofk Bos.
toe, sna al points Esst
Nlfbl fsbless has N2sner sleeping car rom
or q Lsspl b. 20 bstrc.f
Through tickets a. points esN ard v.s.
snd cepins Car berfhs an h. secured at y. -.
Ii. & u. ksir Iad q O.ice. Swecl Hotel. al &
NJ depot
Jas CknPrFLL. CITY Fasr ARt-
GRO. 3. RTEyE. Ifsric Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
MuskegOn

oGee. - HesEIa Ave. NLs, ks te7
lALsskAz- E3szLl delivered esSsy E-oFnLas a.
. V Slgcz-
MrsxEsoS. THURspAY. Soy ID
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
Detroit, Lansing { EuIthsrn,
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

iOca. freight leaves Grand Rapids 81 q 10
n. carrying passenger - far ~ kn'srszo5
AL trains dally except SUNDAY
Through UCkeis 70 OF r0iutf suc bcffhs % sep
ing coschcs eau be secured al Union Ticket Dniis
G. NOnr0e-sf-, and az ceI.ot.
= ". NcKEsAFy. Ag-
GEo. v. MUS p. city Tickes Axeni.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
MyCHI6ANCENTRaE

-Daiy Al Others osiiy eNctp. fNnoay
Sleeping can run on Pacific and atlantic fr.
picSses to and from Detroit. .-pafior cass Tail o1
bay Express and orsDc RAPIDS fSpres. a. aud
iroin betroit-Dircc connections mad as b,tr9it
with al through Trains cast-JiCkes 90 a r. a
Mon Ticket Once. % AonfOe e.. aDd a. luiaA
dep)t
d. ". Johnson. Mich. Pas Ag't q Nouroe-sL
CHgs, a. NORRIS. Gen Ag't - Monnoe-sL
. ". hu0cELs. 8. 4. aud A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

eau be foand ~ dfststEg the number ef
words ey sssea- Aay S<rs sf . ikss oSzated
sz one fEu Aas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Ths New York mnEwunps nov cou-
fess tsst they voted tie Democratic
tickst ss TIE resent election. Under ihe
circumstance th's should - sccspssd
ss pro- couciusive that they vii vsss
for Mr CtEvELsSD sex Yssr. Z, they
ecu 4 s~kllow ihe campaign s. Cook
mad ia New IerS tbsy sruI swallow
snyibrT Democracy - hssiy % cF-r
them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Hr<sV tsEoSGts sotai vote in tie
thois Ssa's os Nsw York IS pat a. 1900
os osay 2QO0 uocs than be received ia
lsS6 ia New York City alone. The Pro
bibi.ioa vote 10 tbe State. however. Is
ss'iusisd at tn,0oo. or about four tboas-
snd o7sr that Of two years $40. GEoRez-
Isu vail never take "a vel II the back
counties az Pr0bi bifion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Farr .nAxrs cenze est1lat at.ons sent %
@ssrafsr7 C Slsfs CeoE. who wss pitfsd
assisst hina n New Iork. indicstes tha
sx;stsnce of scnss C sas traits wbieh
ehsrsrssrszei ths zero sf Apponsttox-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Wirnipaa. Nan'tobs. 3 he billpcster's
rsrs.iiEe II thst icy land Tia artist
drives ssck through each corner % his
POSTER. throws = lsv tippers ~ water
o~sr snd the thing y there for al VIM
Ter. There's 10 patsns On the pan,
usshar
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Nss NsnrrE CcoE. a recently -isfssfe.i
rapd.dste 'or schocl couln1ssioasr ia
wayne couatv. New YctS. = sbcut 20
accept nstrimcuy ~ csssoisiica fer
asrssf. sod wii sosn secome Nrs. Cocx
Fssre hrs t-umpb- grsster shan ihcse
efwar
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

The woods OK Indiana are full OF DEM
ocrstic Vics-Prssidsn,isl timber this
year. In the first place there is Goverror
GsAT: then, il Governor GRAT doesn't
just nest tie popular Democratic idea,
there IL Judge HoLNAv. = good Demo
oerat from "wsy-bsck;' and there is
VooRsExs, the Tall Sycamore" Tor
whom the President expressed his ad-
mirstion when be passed through Terre
Hsuts en- his recent trip. and whose
srray record - above rsprOsch, aud again
there Ia McDoxALD. who hes bis many
varn admirers. Iodiaos furnished a
moasl Democrat FOR the Vics- Presidency
a. i,SL whose tsgm vas cut short by
death. Ske = q closs state; she deserves
something sud sba is likely 10 get IT,
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
Agents TAINTED.

yyASTED-AGENIs wALE OE FEHAIE. 10
" eel sa exre4rnt ho-sero = article Apry
a. Ne + a. 80. = salrs A. RI. 6a
gANVkssKRs as rIFAR FROM "a 10 5
Y reF vess seA - manafsctu-fi ~
fri-s'o & rsI a4o.f - ia 4 flit
fHTAN ~ IEMEDftI Ely aU AGENTS
W rse or feuss. e. So err frrritura -. So
n re nsre6 ~sstes 80 ~. sorfls - so ~
sCcnts tnrlg ss 81 essAg sic rt7 wees
se0s zsc f-r scope ooetie sri ssrr-S Csrrnz
AsnDfsctsrlnE o. Lxek FOX =. NerzrKa si,h
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

Ii doesn't pay 10 play hog. IL the
drvsn-wsil fellows bad tried TO collect
txo dollsrs spieca from ths owuers OF
wells there probably would never have
been a contest ms.is sud they would have
sr0FD enormously rich. But hey de-
naaded si8 eacb sud she result was t.
rrovoss a ccrfsat 70 ths bitter end. aud
e al dsfssf esu to costs 20 pay on hun
drsds ot suits
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

TEFP IT DARk-tf IL WHISPERED Tat
n the csEle cars sil Fun doND lnlon a ~ l.
s froyias t4Qi lots 10 Bsl-si. next sF1lng
D1a' 6 Tel hll ~ / uaaf - bos lOt eeilEe he
raise tie pflee A0ofes : care Reed
IfOR is This FOR A SAVINGS BAL K WE
III Wil seii - i0ss IN South orand "a t5s, tea
miuUtss lr5n Unsos oepct a. sl2a.vs. -. a dsVn
b sBee g. ~ per neek. Mckee 4 GOA. to0n.
tan Il. "a
FrUTTI.E BROS OAKDALE ADDITION.
1 AoN Fesdy ~ szls n lac iosoSi1 e.F terms
Hiz s1f % down aad So per moata tlsseafieT
al . per cent iuteresl hsse lOis are 81 high.
dry aud healthy Alley IA az u S@.A -.
Tutfle bros over Arcade
nor sALE-A LANCE BRICK nwEiLlNG
/ house On spring ~ ior stose real frame
dwelling house, Ou J&nea-st-, ior S-5Vs. sna ~
~ acre farm In sparts for o. 7Vsi al On small
payments aud reasonable terms r. A. Dappsf.
room l-e. Ledyard block. over Public l1nf.Ty
gs5if
NOR sALE-BIoCK OF - LOTS IN OAK
i dale PARK. oruer leaving city. Robinson 4
Lacey, holscm2H Block 1sou
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

LlOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
L at the Pslqtin-. Enquire - Allen-st.
NOR RENT-A NICE SUIT or FRONT FCR-
r nished rooms. centrally located. Call at lS9
North DiYisiOl-st. S1l
FURNISHED ROOYS-FoR 4 NICE FUR
/ nfbed room or suit uDfurnished, apply to
John Moran jT.. lo5 Csnsl 81 5-5
IHOR RENT-FURSIsHE ROOMS SINGLE or
L ia suites All tie raoiern Improvements
Centrally ucsteii, near ali principal hotels and
thesires. Rents reasonable. New Rsfhbun g
sDd IS Waterloo e. 3-5
I,OR RRST = FURNISHED Rooms, STEAM
heated. aud fUrnishcc rooms f,r light hsnse-
keeping. Apply al room les SeT Housemsn
niock. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17
Miscellaneous.

yVANTED-EVERY PAREST To Know
w thsi Eefesr-f Barr tee phOsosr4 her. wln
devote saturday c8ie1g { Tie cniloItn. ln4au
II Children's Day, sud Viii e0msiue lo@e-t
Prices W "a HigBxst 6rasts> of NCr-. only ne
Eight OF stairs at Y Canalst. Satisfaction gusi-
anieed SIS
WANTED EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
w examine nv lie EEe rrotai1e wo b ahsD-
luieiy TIE lines work of the kind done IA the
city aud al he lo~tst prices A. A Barr, =
Canal-st Sse
CALL TELEPHONE 80 AND We WILL FUR
u n.sh you any kiId d Of help both male ard fe-
male W tnout trouble or expe-se TO yOa. Gra1d
1 Mon Commercial Employment buresn Rooms
8 & 4, P.erce block. Sls
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- samples One agent earned sSolu, Others up
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For Renf--Hosfses.

UOR REST-PART OF 4 DOUBLE HOUSE,
II a. n aiming SIX rooms. ps1frT. csosss sas
roodhouse one block fr0a ca0le road Inquire
a. - Jlsncy 81 80
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Wanfed--T0 Rent.

NOR RENT- FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
II either single or en- suite. steam heated; also
iooms for light housekeeping. Apply al Room i6
Ledyard lock. l0l ottawa-G. 2Df
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For Kefit--ROODss.

ITO RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
] furnace heat, ia private family excellent To-
cation and central, with or without board. Ad-
dress i2i Bostwick-ss. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-17

CoR REST-A SMALL HOUSE 10 RENT
+ thesp. If9 James r. -
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Money to Loan.
For Saye--DfisceIlaneous

TOT SuFC--HfSCCfIfIfC
NOR SALE-A GOOD COW. FOR FAMILY
Il use for sale. Dosk r-st, outside city iimis 5.
X. Duinjema. SIS
TOR sALE-GoOD HACK CHEAP, OR WILL
r exchange for other property Rust, Edwards
& Co.. Wiidieomb building. city. 30n
TOR sALE-ANY ONE CALLING Al TIE
TELEGRAx- HERALD Office, 81 WesteTn-aye ,
4uskegon, can get old papers for 10 cents per
hundred.
no STEAM CsERS.-I HAVE no CORDS
| mixed hernock and hardwood slabs. Which
will deliver T. o. b. Grand Rapids at sl.7S per
cord. T. 4. Cook. Fountain-st. 2a0tf
NOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD BARBER
4 chair. Enquire of IS Pessleyst. S22
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The Fastest Route
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Short Term COnvicts.

Judge Bower has returned home
from Austin. The judge by request
laid before the house pcnitcntiary
committee the statistics of the road
work done in Dallas county by short
term convicts, the expenses and the
profits, or rather the improvements
estimated to be worth good many
thousand dollars, The committee was
favorably impressed, and viii prepare
a bill for the consideration OF the
house il something does not change
their minds, which is hardly probable.
though Superintendent Goree, OF the
pcni entiary, desires to be heard upon
the matter, and il is presumed that
Mr.. Goree will oppose the judges
plan.